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The San Antonio Missions
Although the Alamo is a well-known San Antonio attraction, many who
visit do not realize that the city also contains several other historic
missions. These missions, in which regular masses are still conducted,
were built in by the Spanish in order to <more...>
The Institute of Texan Cultures
The Institute of Texan Cultures is one of three University of Texas at
San Antonio campuses located in the city.
Opened in 1968 as the Texas Pavilion at the Hemis Fair, the exhibit did so
well that it was expanded and has been open ever since. It contains over
50,000 <more...>
La Villita
La Villita was first the site of a Coahuiltecan Indian village, which
was probably erected in the early 1700s. The area was opened to, and
gradually, many came to call <more.>
The Majestic Theatre
Finished in 1929, the Majestic Theatre is one of San Antonio’s most
beautiful displays of historic architecture. Designed by John Eberson,
this structure offers visitors the opportunity to sit among elaborate
chandeliers, intricately crafted wall designs (including peacocks and
cupids) and a domed ceiling, on which stars twinkle and clouds drift. <more...>
Casa Navarro State Historical Park
Operated by the San Antonio Conservation Society Foundation since
1975, the Casa Navarro State Historical Park is hidden on less than an
acre of land in downtown San Antonio. <more...>
The Guenther House
This home is one of the premier homes in the King William District,
residing at the foot of King William Street. The home was built in
1860 by Carl Guenther <more...>
The King William Historic District
This historic area is located in downtown San Antonio and well-known
for its beautiful historic homes. During the decades following the Civil
War, many prominent business owners in San Antonio built homes in this
area. The King William District became the heart of the city’s thriving
German community. <more...>
Spanish Governor's Palace
The Spanish Governor's Palace dates back to 1749, when it was used to
house military commanders sent to manage Villa de San Fernando, an early
settlement in San Antonio. <more...>
The Steves Homestead
Yet another beautiful home located in the King William district, the
Steves Homestead Museum is a three-story structure that was built in
Victorian French <more...>
The Menger
The Menger Hotel is a National Landmark and one of San Anotonio’s
most famous hotels. Located next to the Alamo and near Rivercenter mall,
the hotel houses ornately decorated rooms. However, the hotel’s rooms
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